
Fieldstone Wall Failure
The basement's foundation wall exhibited signs of failure, including inward bowing and both vertical and horizontal cracking. This compromised the structural integrity of the home and, if left unaddressed, could lead to more extensive damage and significantly higher repair costs.

PowerBrace
Our crew tackled two distinct problem areas by installing our StableLock system. The initial step in this wall stabilization process involves the installation of PowerBraces. These braces prevent further inward bowing and can gradually straighten the wall over time. They are securely attached to the joists and cemented into the foundation, with rebar woven through them for enhanced protection against lateral forces.

StableLock Forms
Next, the crew installed forms, which serve as molds for the wall during the concrete pouring process. Polyurethane foam was then applied to seal any potential cracks, ensuring the StableLock wall maintains its shape and integrity.

Wooden Post Reinforcement
Wooden posts were secured to the forms to reinforce the wall's stability during the concrete pouring and curing process.

StableLock
During the concrete pouring process, a vibrating tool is employed to eliminate any air pockets within the wall. After the pour is completed, the concrete is leveled at the top. Once the concrete has cured, the forms are removed, unveiling a successfully installed StableLock wall.

StableLock Second Wall
The successful installation of these two StableLock systems has effectively corrected the wall failure and permanently stabilized the structure. The homeowner can now rest assured that the structural integrity of their foundation has been fully restored.